Packers Huddle

paco wrote: ↑

15 Mar 2022 22:00

The food that built America and Adam eats the 80s. We are Adam Richman fans in this house.

I like Adam too. MvF wasn't the same after he left. That ginger that replaced him was...meh.

Severance has a real funky concept, and has a very foreboding feel to it.

What if you could actually, physically split your personality, and use that to totally separate work life from free time.

Is „Better call Saul“ better/equal/worse than „Breaking Bad“?

German_Panzer wrote: ↑

17 Mar 2022 16:08

Is „Better call Saul“ better/equal/worse than „Breaking Bad“?

Worse for me by a good margin.

I watched all the way to the current season. Just overall pretty boring IMO.

I feel like some people really like it, but BB is way better.

BF004 wrote: ↑

17 Mar 2022 20:28

German_Panzer wrote: ↑

17 Mar 2022 16:08

Is „Better call Saul“ better/equal/worse than „Breaking Bad“?

Worse for me by a good margin.

I watched all the way to the current season. Just overall pretty boring IMO.

I feel like some people really like it, but BB is way better.

Acting is excellent, but definitely not the suspense of BB. Well worth a watch though.

Yeah, BB was better but Saul is still well worth watching.

Better Call Saul is just different. Can’t compare it directly to BB. I love it, though.

Ok, this sample plus what I read in www is enough for me to drop BCS and rather waste my time re-watching BB bc it was some helluva show. I hope soon we get a new blockbuster show, it‘s been awhile.

Anybody watch the Netflix series Lilyhammer? Stars Steven Van Zandt of Sopranos fame as a mob boss turned informant hiding out in Norway. Three seasons worth.

APB wrote: ↑

22 Mar 2022 17:08

Anybody watch the Netflix series Lilyhammer? Stars Steven Van Zandt of Sopranos fame as a mob boss turned informant hiding out in Norway. Three seasons worth.

Been on my list for years, but haven't watched it yet.

paco wrote: ↑

22 Mar 2022 18:12

APB wrote: ↑

22 Mar 2022 17:08

Anybody watch the Netflix series Lilyhammer? Stars Steven Van Zandt of Sopranos fame as a mob boss turned informant hiding out in Norway. Three seasons worth.

Been on my list for years, but haven't watched it yet.

Haven’t got to it yet, either. I’ve seen mixed reviews and was hoping a few of this forum’s more refined television experts could lend an opinion.

salmar80 wrote: ↑

17 Mar 2022 14:47

Severance has a real funky concept, and has a very foreboding feel to it.

What if you could actually, physically split your personality, and use that to totally separate work life from free time.

Started it this week. Two episodes in and I'm liking it.

I also like Adam Scott in this dramatic role. Always liked him as an actor.

Watching Edge vs AJ Styles from Sunday at Wrestlemania. Awesome match.

Too bad Counterpart didn't run for longer and have more support. Incredible concept and incredible acting from JK Simmons and many others.

Finished S1 of Severance last night. Really, really like that show. Season finale episode was BOOM good. Can’t wait for S2 now.

APB wrote: ↑

22 Mar 2022 17:08

Anybody watch the Netflix series Lilyhammer? Stars Steven Van Zandt of Sopranos fame as a mob boss turned informant hiding out in Norway. Three seasons worth.

Yes, I thought it was good. That was years ago though.

Starting watching From based on recommendation from daughter who is a horror/thriller movie junkie.

It’s about a town where once you enter, some kind of force doesn’t allow you to leave. All roads lead directly back to the town. Think Neo from The Matrix movie series when he was trapped in the subway station, same type thing. The town is also tormented by murderous beings who emerge from the surrounding forest after sunset. The town inhabitants, travelers who one-by-one become prisoners of the town, struggle with finding a way to escape while avoiding death at the hands of the nightly visitors.

Pretty good so far if you’re into this genre of viewing.

Better Call Saul final season.

Three episodes in and it’s reeeaaal good.

APB wrote: ↑

26 Apr 2022 21:26

Better Call Saul final season.

Three episodes in and it’s reeeaaal good.

Jesus, episode 3 put me on my ass.

Went through all 4 seasons of Yellowstone, after watching the first season (and only so far) of 1883. I like 1883 better, it is more artistic. But Yellowstone is very good and Kevin Costner plays his role perfectly. They aren't even starting to film season 5 until May.